RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll
Hello Miguel, thanks for you answer, but if I understood you correctly then there are 3 ways to use WebDAV. 1st) using it with the Slide (complexest way) 2nd) using it with the wck framework 3rd) using it directly (simplest way) So the 3rd alternative is the best for me, that means that I can use the servlets api to create the objects directly in my java code, but now I'm searching for a simple example. I'm hanging in eclipse library imports, there is the message that a type cannot be resolved, because the type is indirectly referenced by a class file. But which are the correct imports for it? I added the %tomcat%\server\lib as external librarys to the project, now I can make a instance from the WebdavServlet but if I want to call now a method of the object I will get always this indirectly referenced error. Regards Mario Becker-Reinhold Miguel Figueiredo wrote: Hello Mario, For accessing the webdav server programmatically, I recommend using slide's webdav client api - there is no problem using it in a eclipse project. Hope this helps, Miguel Figueiredo -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Newbee%3A-Understanding-question-WebDAV-Protocoll-tf4102995.html#a11703120 Sent from the Jakarta Slide - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll
Hello Mario, Are you are planning to develop a server side application that integrates webdav functionalities? If that is the case, I'm sorry to mislead you in my last email recommending the use of slide's webdav client api. Never done what you are attempting to do, but from what I have read, WCK is the way to go. Also, the indirectly referenced error is a common java error that occurs when some needed dependency is not available. When that happens write down the needed class and google it until you finds the corresponding jar file. Finally add that jar to your classpath. Repeat until no such error occurs. Hope this helps, Miguel Figueiredo -Original Message- From: Mario Becker-Reinhold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: sexta-feira, 20 de Julho de 2007 8:00 To: slide-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll Hello Miguel, thanks for you answer, but if I understood you correctly then there are 3 ways to use WebDAV. 1st) using it with the Slide (complexest way) 2nd) using it with the wck framework 3rd) using it directly (simplest way) So the 3rd alternative is the best for me, that means that I can use the servlets api to create the objects directly in my java code, but now I'm searching for a simple example. I'm hanging in eclipse library imports, there is the message that a type cannot be resolved, because the type is indirectly referenced by a class file. But which are the correct imports for it? I added the %tomcat%\server\lib as external librarys to the project, now I can make a instance from the WebdavServlet but if I want to call now a method of the object I will get always this indirectly referenced error. Regards Mario Becker-Reinhold Miguel Figueiredo wrote: Hello Mario, For accessing the webdav server programmatically, I recommend using slide's webdav client api - there is no problem using it in a eclipse project. Hope this helps, Miguel Figueiredo -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Newbee%3A-Understanding-question-WebDAV-Protocoll-tf41 02995.html#a11703120 Sent from the Jakarta Slide - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll
Hello Miguel, it does'nt matter, let me explain it in a little bit more detail: the goal of the project should be, that we are able to store engineering data from an pdm-system in an archive (save + find). The simplest way we wanne start is that a user of the pdm-system push a button (label like Archive Construction) which starts a workflow (collecting physical file of the construction(s) and collect + save all metadatas in an xml-file). Both we want to transmit into the archive (e.g. EMC's Centera - if you know about that). The archive system does support WebDAV too, and now we (better I) try to evaluate if its generally possible to send this data with WebDAV-protocoll and now I'm right on this point. It is possible, and it is also the best way, because WebDAV is very abstract (so that we are able to connect to any other system too) and its a common standard, so that we dont need a proprietary implementation (which is better for our customers and better for our sales to argue :-) ). And now I'm still at this point to get the simplest way to send the data due to webdav-protocoll. In my opinion I would say very, very simplified that we only have to send a request!? So I dont need special functionallity which comes with Slide, the core functions of webdav are already enough for us. (Error and user handling will be done in the pdm-system) I hope you understood my bad english... and you can help me once more. Regards Mario Becker-Reinhold Miguel Figueiredo wrote: Hello Mario, Are you are planning to develop a server side application that integrates webdav functionalities? If that is the case, I'm sorry to mislead you in my last email recommending the use of slide's webdav client api. Never done what you are attempting to do, but from what I have read, WCK is the way to go. Also, the indirectly referenced error is a common java error that occurs when some needed dependency is not available. When that happens write down the needed class and google it until you finds the corresponding jar file. Finally add that jar to your classpath. Repeat until no such error occurs. Hope this helps, Miguel Figueiredo -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Newbee%3A-Understanding-question-WebDAV-Protocoll-tf4102995.html#a11704952 Sent from the Jakarta Slide - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll
Hello Mario, If the ECM Centera reporitory is remote to the pdm-system, there is no doubt you will want to use slide's webdav client API. You could use ECM Centera API if the pdm-system would be in the same app server, but since you prefer to use the webdav protocol as interface to the repository (I would too, if communication overhead isn't very critical), slide's webdav client API is still the way to go. Best regards, Miguel Figueiredo -Original Message- From: Mario Becker-Reinhold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: sexta-feira, 20 de Julho de 2007 10:29 To: slide-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: RE: Newbee: Understanding question WebDAV-Protocoll Hello Miguel, it does'nt matter, let me explain it in a little bit more detail: the goal of the project should be, that we are able to store engineering data from an pdm-system in an archive (save + find). The simplest way we wanne start is that a user of the pdm-system push a button (label like Archive Construction) which starts a workflow (collecting physical file of the construction(s) and collect + save all metadatas in an xml-file). Both we want to transmit into the archive (e.g. EMC's Centera - if you know about that). The archive system does support WebDAV too, and now we (better I) try to evaluate if its generally possible to send this data with WebDAV-protocoll and now I'm right on this point. It is possible, and it is also the best way, because WebDAV is very abstract (so that we are able to connect to any other system too) and its a common standard, so that we dont need a proprietary implementation (which is better for our customers and better for our sales to argue :-) ). And now I'm still at this point to get the simplest way to send the data due to webdav-protocoll. In my opinion I would say very, very simplified that we only have to send a request!? So I dont need special functionallity which comes with Slide, the core functions of webdav are already enough for us. (Error and user handling will be done in the pdm-system) I hope you understood my bad english... and you can help me once more. Regards Mario Becker-Reinhold Miguel Figueiredo wrote: Hello Mario, Are you are planning to develop a server side application that integrates webdav functionalities? If that is the case, I'm sorry to mislead you in my last email recommending the use of slide's webdav client api. Never done what you are attempting to do, but from what I have read, WCK is the way to go. Also, the indirectly referenced error is a common java error that occurs when some needed dependency is not available. When that happens write down the needed class and google it until you finds the corresponding jar file. Finally add that jar to your classpath. Repeat until no such error occurs. Hope this helps, Miguel Figueiredo -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Newbee%3A-Understanding-question-WebDAV-Protocoll-tf41 02995.html#a11704952 Sent from the Jakarta Slide - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
